Dendrobium longicornu is a striking epiphytic orchid native to the Himalayas and Southeast Asia, recognized for its creamy white to pale yellow flowers with long, twisted sepals resembling horns—hence its name. It thrives in cool to intermediate conditions and rewards growers with fragrant, starry blooms.

Features:
🟡 Creamy white flowers with long twisted sepals
🟢 Mildly fragrant blossoms
🟢 Compact and suitable for mounts or pots
🟢 Flowers appear singly or in pairs from leafless canes

Specifications:
Plant Height: 20–40 cm
Flower Color: Pale yellow to creamy white
Blooming Season: Autumn
Light Requirement: Bright, filtered light
Watering: Regular during growth; dry rest in winter
Temperature: Cool to intermediate
Humidity: 60–80%

How to Care?
💧 Water generously during growth; reduce in winter
🌞 Bright indirect sunlight is ideal
🌬️ Needs good airflow to prevent rot
🪴 Can be grown in baskets, mounted, or in free-draining pots
🌡️ Prefers cooler nights to initiate blooming

Where to Use?
🌿 Indoor Orchid Displays
🪴 Shaded Outdoor Corners
🏡 Mounted on Wooden Slabs
🌸 Balcony Racks

FAQs
Q: Is Dendrobium longicornu fragrant?
A: Yes, it has a light, sweet fragrance.

Q: Can it grow in warm climates?
A: It prefers cooler nights, but with care, it can adapt to intermediate climates.

Q: How often does it bloom?
A: Usually once a year during fall or early winter.